We need your help

Register with Stop Lime Down

The potential disruption and harm from this profit-making development is devastating.

We will lose our open countryside

We want to make sure that all residents in the local villages are kept informed and we are determined to challenge it.

Please sign up for updates and calls to action. We will guide you on how to voice your objection.

Join our 1,000 club

Register with Stop Lime Down

We aim to gather 1,000 supporters who each give what they can.
Every donation, no matter the size, helps secure a future for our countryside.

By setting up a monthly standing order, you’ll contribute to the legal, expert, and campaign costs needed to protect our community.

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come to our november meeting

Register with Stop Lime Down

come to our november meeting

In November, we will be holding talks in the village halls to update everyone on the proposals and explain how you can give your feedback.

Please spread the word to neighbours and friends and invite them to one of the talks.

Meeting Dates

Become an "Interested Party"

Follow the simple instructions:

come to our november meeting

You can register to become an Interested Party and make a Relevant Representation summarising your views on the application, made in writing.

Interested Parties will be able to give detailed feedback, known as Written Representations, at a later stage in the examination process.

We have until 9 January to register and give our feedback to PINS.

After that it will be too late.

Give a summary of your views

Follow the simple instructions:

It is vital that we have thousands registering as "interested parties" and making a "Relevant Representation" on the Planning Inspectorate website.

A Relevant Representation is a summary of your views on the application and means that you can then give a more detailed written representation later.

Look out for our guidance.

Follow the simple instructions:

Who are you registering for?
Full name
Are you 18 or over?
Email address
Postal address
Phone number

What do you want to tell us?

Check your answers
Declaration
Submit

Click here to give your view

Are you able to help us fund the campaign?

Donating is simple

These are the bank details for any donations:

Account name: SLD WILTSHIRE

Sort code: 56-00-03

Account number: 27630706

We would like to thank you for your donation so please email finances@stoplimedown.com and advise the donation reference and amount so we can send you a heartfelt thank you.

Join our 1,000 club !

By setting up a monthly standing order, you’ll contribute to the legal, expert, and campaign costs needed to protect our community.

We aim to gather 1,000 supporters who each give what they can. Together, we could raise:

£10 to £20 a month = £120,000 to £240,000 annually
£180,000 to £360,000 over three years

The 1,000 Club shows the power of collective action—together, we can make a real impact.

How to join the 1,000 club?

- set up a standing order directly via your banking app

- or if preferred print off and sign the Standing Order Mandate Form (see below)

- or send a cheque for an annual subscription. Please make payable to SLD Wiltshire and post to SLD, Syms Building Bumpers Way, Bumpers Farm, Chippenham, England, SN14 6LH.

Once you’ve set up your standing order, please email finances@stoplimedown.com to let us know.

You are welcome also to collect a Stop Lime Down sticker for your car.

Together, We Can Protect Our Countryside

Every donation, no matter the size, helps secure a future for our countryside.
Thank you for your support.

What are we funding?

All those working on the committee are providing their time and expertise pro bono. After budgeting and mapping out the next phases of due process - it is clear we need to raise significant funds to ensure this process happens effectively.

Stop Lime Down is a non-profit organisation.

An example of the funds needed are:

Legals Representation

Our legal team will be presenting the written representations on behalf of SLD at the examination and appearing and hearings and assisting experts in responses to the written questions likely to be raised by the examining authority.

Expert Consultation

To hire experts to prepare and present evidence the Examination on certain areas for example: Transport; Landscape; Ecology; Flooding

Administrative Assistance

To cover printing costs of leaflets and other documents.

Hire of venues.

Assistance with Project Management.

Stop Lime Down Financial Oversight Policy

The Stop Lime Down Campaign is committed to upholding the highest standards of financial integrity. We recognize the trust that donors place in us, and we are dedicated to maintaining transparency at every stage of the campaign. These policies, along with the ongoing involvement of qualified volunteers and financial professionals, provide a robust framework for ensuring that all funds are managed responsibly and efficiently.

We greatly appreciate the generosity of our donors and believe these measures provide a strong foundation for financial accountability and the success of our mission.

Download our financial oversight policy here

Placard guidance - please read

Do put your placards on:

Don't put your placards on:

Private Property: With permission from the landowner, you can display your placard on private land, like a shop window or a fence.
Community and shop noticeboards: Many communities have designated noticeboards for public announcements.
Online platforms: Social media and community websites can be effective ways to spread our message. Please do like, comment and share our posts on facebook and instagram.

Don't put your placards on:

Council Land: This includes lampposts, public buildings, and parks. Council land is generally for public use and fly-posting is prohibited.
Telegraph Poles & Road Signs: These are essential for safety and communication. Attaching placards to them can be dangerous and obscure important information.

Remember:

Don't put your placards on:

Remember:

Always be courteous and get permission from the landowner before placing your placard on private property.
Fly-posting on unauthorised surfaces can lead to fines and prosecution.